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canoe house Hist. 
a building for sheltering, making, repairing, and storing canoes, one of the essentials of many fur-trade posts.
See also: canoe barn canoe shed
- 1820 (1939) A canoe house is erected, open at the sides and floored or crossed by several timbers.
- 1900 Ordinarily, a Company's factory includes a store or trading-house, a fur house, a factor's house, a clerk's house, the canoe house, and the stable, with a barn.
- 1820 (1939) A canoe house is erected, open at the sides and floored or crossed by several timbers.